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Umphrey's McGee
February 27th, 2010
Electric Factory
Philadelphia, PA

Taper: Timothy Brown (timothydavidbrown@gmail.com)
Source: AKG C460Bs/CK 63-ULS (DINA, FOH LOC, On Stand ~12')->PS2->Edirol R-09HR (24 bit/96 kHz)
Transfer: SDHC -> PC
Processing: Fade in and fade out applied using SoundForge 8.0.
Conversion: CDWav 1.93.3 for track splitting and Flac24 Conversion @ level 8
Tagging: Band name, Venue and Song Title in Foobar2000

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Set 1
01. John Williams Olypmic Theme ~
02. Wappy Sprayberry ->
03. Partyin' Peeps
04. Cemetery Walk
05. Pay The Snucka @ ->
06. #5
07. Sociable Jimmy ->
08. Booth Love ->
09. The Linear # ->
10. Pay The Snucka

Set 2
11. Intro
12. Divisions ->
13. Wanna Be Starting Something Jam $ ->
14. Divisions
15. The Floor
16. Ringo ->
17. Glory ->
18. Ringo
19. Mean Mr. Mustard % ->
20. Polythene Pam % ->
21. She Came In Through The Bathroom Window % ->
22. Golden Slumbers % ->
23. Carry That Weight %
24. 2x2 ->
25. Mantis Ghetts ->
26. Divisions
27. Encore Break
28. Mail Package ->
29. Cemetery Walk II

Notes:
~ Walk-out music, played over house PA
@ Eric Krasno replaces Bayliss, Nigel Hall joins Joel, Adam Deitch joins Andy.
# Lyrical debut
$ Michael Jackson Cover Jam
% The Beatles cover

Thanks to Jon M. for everything that he does!
Thanks to Kiva for joining me for this incredible day!
Thanks to Tom for the clamp space!
Shout outs to Jeff, Dan, Phelps, Corey & Eric!

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Reviewer: lightwizkid - - April 21, 2010
Subject: If you haven't, please download, its worth it.
Best sounding UMphrey's recording I've heard on archive. Crowd is audible but not at the expense of the band, great clarity, well balanced, almost sounds like a Board tape. Was looking for a good Partyin' Peeps for a party and found this. Knew I had to download IMMEDIATELY!

THANKS TIM, you're the man.

Partyin Peeps - A steady rendition, not quite the quality of the later Melkweg 3-23-'10 show, but still respectable.

Cemetery Walk - Excellent example, well played, Bayless/Cinninger break out at the end for some well matched guitar fun

Pay The Snucka - Very heavy Cummins/Farag/Myers groovage, with Krasno/Cinninger taking it slow easy the first bit. Guitar comes in with a bit of good solo. Hall and Cummins rock the Moog and keys. Over all a great jam track.

#5 - Appropriately the 5th song played... Heavy from Bayless/Cinninger matched with GREAT percussion from Farag/Myers. Very enjoyable, well paced, well composed, well preformed.

Sociable Jimmy - Gets my head bobbing every time I hear it! Good, groovy, and funky. Good work by all.

Booth Love - Well played, nothing particularly stood out to me, fairly typical Booth Love.

The Linear - NEW! (at least the lyrics) first recording of it on Archive is 2010-02-02... Good though, very mellow.

Pay The Snucka - OH MY GOD! I think my face melted when I first heard. BALLIN. I bow to the Cinninger.

SET 2

Intro - Nothin special

Divisions>Wanna Be Starting Something Jam> - Well played, band very in tune with one another (as it needs to be for this song) teases of other Cinninger solos in there. Very good, dig the MJ jam

-Remainder of review to be posted at later date-